The whole site, at a glance.
See how pages connect, so the structure makes sense before the work begins.
Clarity starts with a visual sitemap
Every page.
One clear picture.
Turn a website into a visual map you can explore.
Understand the structure. Find the gaps. Plan what’s next.
Built for designers, agencies, and people who work on websites.
See the pages. Follow the connections. Understand the whole site.Actual product · Demo project
Less clicking around. More seeing the big picture.
Get to know a website.
Before you get to work.
A closer look at your pages.
Explore visual previews, search paths and titles, and find the pages that need attention.
A better starting point.
Take the guesswork out of audits, content reviews, and your next website redesign.
The visual sitemap
A map you can
actually work with.
Go from a long list of URLs to a clear, connected view. Follow a branch, inspect a page, or zoom out to see how it all fits together.
- Visual page previews, all in one canvas
- Search, filter, and focus on any branch
- Arrange the map to make it easier to explore
- Compare crawl history and export your inventory
A simpler way to start
From URL to understanding.
Bring the website.
We’ll bring the bigger picture.
01
Start with a URL.
Create a project, add the website address, and choose the checks you want to run.
your-website.com
02
See it take shape.
Discover pages and preview the site’s structure as your crawl brings the map together.
03
Make your next move.
Explore the findings, export a client brief, or turn the sitemap into a redesign plan.
A clearer plan for what comes next
A little more context. A lot more clarity.
Actual IntelCrawl workspace · Demo data
Beyond the map
The structure is
just the beginning.
A sitemap tells you what’s there. Site intelligence helps you understand what to do with it.
Know what’s underneathDomain, DNS, and technology insights.
Spot opportunities to improvePerformance, SEO, and AI readiness checks.
Turn findings into a conversationA prioritized brief for your next client meeting.
A few good questions
A little more
before you start.
The essentials, explained.
What is a visual sitemap?
A visual sitemap shows a website’s pages and the relationships between them. IntelCrawl adds page previews to that structure, so you can see both how a site is organized and what its pages look like.
How does IntelCrawl create a sitemap?
Add a public website URL to a project and start a scan. IntelCrawl discovers pages through site links and XML sitemaps, captures page previews when available, and organizes the results into an interactive map. The current scan supports up to 100 pages. Some websites may restrict crawling or preview capture.
Can I organize and edit my sitemap?
Yes. Move page cards, switch between horizontal and vertical layouts, collapse branches, and edit page details and tags. You can also search titles, paths, and tags, or filter for pages with issues and archived pages.
Can I use it to plan a website redesign?
Yes. Copy your sitemap into a separate planning wireframe, then add, reorder, and organize pages for your proposed structure. Your planning edits stay separate from the crawled sitemap.
What can I export?
Export your sitemap as a CSV for a content inventory, or generate a prioritized client brief in Markdown using the available site intelligence. Crawl snapshots also let you compare added, removed, and modified pages between scans.
What else does IntelCrawl tell me about a site?
Optional checks cover domain and DNS information, technology detection, Lighthouse performance, root-page SEO and AI readiness, and passive security configuration. Results include evidence and observation times where available, so you can understand what each finding is based on.
See the site. See the possibilities.
Your next website project
starts with a clearer picture.
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